SOUTH COAST REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE PROJECT
PROYECTO DE JUSTICIA REPRODUCTIVA DE LA COSTA SUR
SOUTH COAST REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE PROJECT PROYECTO DE JUSTICIA REPRODUCTIVA DE LA COSTA SUR
The South Coast Reproductive Justice Project works alongside communities and partners to dismantle barriers to affirming healthcare and to advance equitable access to reproductive and gender-affirming care across Coos and Curry Counties.
Our work is grounded in the powerful framework defined by SisterSong:
Reproductive justice is the human right to maintain personal bodily autonomy, have children, not have children, and parent children in safe and sustainable communities.
This means our commitment goes far beyond accessโit is about ensuring dignity, safety, autonomy, and full liberation for every person navigating reproductive decisions and systems of care.
We center the lived experiences and leadership of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) and 2SLGBTQIA+ communities, because they are the most impacted by systemic injusticeโand the most essential to transformative solutions. In rural spaces like Coos and Curry Counties, where isolation, stigma, and under-resourcing are real, this work is not only vitalโit is urgent.
We are committed to building community-rooted systems of care that honor identity, protect choice, and affirm life. This is about more than survivingโitโs about thriving, together.
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Free Menstrual and Sexual Health Products
We provide free menstrual and sexual health products in our office. These products include tampons, pads, period underwear, pregnancy tests, plan b, condoms, and sexual lubricant.
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Professional Development and Community Trainings
The Reproductive Justice Project is a part of the South Coast Health Equity Coalition, where we collectively provide trainings and education on Reproductive Justice 101, Oregon Reproductive History, Foundations of DEIJB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Justice, and Belonging), and Aspiring Allyship.
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Free Literature/ Community Library
Our lending library holds its physical location in our office in North Bend, OR. We have a selection of books about reproductive justice and health along with other justice-based topics.
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Scholarships
The Reproductive Justice project provides seasonal scholarships to Medical and Behavioral Health students that reside in Coos and Curry County.
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Mutual Aid
We see mutual aid as being in solidarity with others and meeting someoneโs needs as meeting our own. We currently have mutual aid available for students in Coos and Curry County. Click Here to APPLY
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Our Office Address:
1934 Newmark Street Suite B, North Bend, OR
To access our Reproductive Justice Advocate, email: Zaria@southcoastequity.org
Free Menstrual and Sexual Health Products
We provide free menstrual and sexual health products in our office. These products include tampons, pads, period underwear, pregnancy tests, plan b, condoms, and sexual lubricant.
Professional Development and Community Trainings
The Reproductive Justice Project is a part of the South Coast Health Equity Coalition, where we collectively provide trainings and education on Reproductive Justice 101, Oregon Reproductive History, Foundations of DEIJB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Justice, and Belonging), and Aspiring Allyship.
Free Literature/ Community Library
Our lending library holds its physical location in our office in North Bend, OR. We have a selection of books about reproductive justice and health along with other justice-based topics.
Scholarships
The Reproductive Justice project provides seasonal scholarships to Medical and Behavioral Health students that reside in Coos and Curry County. Scholarships Currently Closed
Offerings and Services
Office Address:
1934 Newmark Street Suite B, North Bend, OR
Mutual Aid
We see mutual aid as being in solidarity with others and meeting someoneโs needs as meeting our own. We currently have mutual aid available for students in Coos and Curry County. Click Here to APPLY
Mutual Aid Application
Mutual Aid is to provide assistance with anything that may be hindering these communities from focusing on their education. Mutual aid can also involve reimagining the social fabric, where people see themselves in solidarity with others and meeting someoneโs needs as meeting their own. Whether it be groceries, rental or utility assistance, medical supplies, gas, etc.
